Mid Ulster Ladies 0-6 Glentoran Women
After a slow start, this evening the Glens clicked into gear in the second half at Stangmore Park to secure another comprehensive victory in their quest to retain the Sports Direct Women’s Premiership title.
After a slow start, this evening the Glens clicked into gear in the second half at Stangmore Park to secure another comprehensive victory in their quest to retain the Sports Direct Women’s Premiership title.
Glentoran Legends travel to Ballynahinch next Sunday (25th August) to face Ballynahinch United in a charity match with all proceeds going to Autism NI.
The game is at the Millbridge, Ballynahinch, kick off 2pm.
The event has been organised by the members of Ballynahinch Glentoran Supporters Club so get along and support our legendary players and this great cause.
LJAT
An injury time goal from Niall McGinn gave the Glens a very deserved win at Shamrock Park today with a vastly improved performance against a resilient newly promoted Portadown side.
Glentoran Seconds recovered from an early goal today to win the tie and progress to the next round of the Steel & Sons Cup. On the scoresheet were Jacko Watson with an equaliser 10 minutes before half time, and Jude Johnson with a 88th minute Winner.
The Glens have a record number of wins in this cup with 13. On now to the next round.
A match report will appear on the Seconds section over the weekend. It will be accessible HERE.
Saturday 17th August
Kick Off 3.00pm
Old rivalries and friendships will be renewed on Saturday as we visit Shamrock Park for our first league game there since November 2022.
Both sides go into this one looking for their first Sports Direct Premiership points as like ourselves the Ports suffered a 1-0 loss in their season opener, with a Ryan Curran goal separating the teams at Solitude last Sunday.
There are 2 important cup games ahead for Glentoran Women:
We were deeply saddened to hear of the passing earlier this week of lifelong Glenman Bertie Taylor, at the age of 95 years old. We pass on deepest condolences to Bertie's family and friends.
This interview with Bertie appeared in the Belfast Telegraph in October 2021. We believe it is a fitting epitaph to a great member of the Glentoran family and are proud to reproduce it by way of a tribute.
Genial Glentoran fan Bertie Taylor has a host of tales to tell
Glentoran’s love affair with the Electric Ireland Women’s Challenge Cup continued tonight as this quarter final win means the team moved closer to its 6th successive final looking for its 6th successive win.
The Glens opened the scoring quickly when in the 7th minute when Emily Wilson was first to meet Jess Foy’s ball over the Larne defence to chip over Cerys Sharkey in the Larne goal.
Shortly afterwards skipper Foy went from provider to scorer when from a free kick into the box Nadene Caldwell nodded back for Jess to head home.
A catastrophic moment in defence caused the new look Glens to drop all 3 points at the Bet McClean Oval this evening in our first Sports Direct Premiership game of the new season.
Without the suspended Fuad Sule and the injured Johnny Russell and Marcus Kane, Declan Devine started with a 3-5-2 line-up that included 4 new signings making their debuts – Danial Gyollai, Frankie Hvid, Dylan Connolly and Wassim. James Singleton in midfield was captain.
Friday 9th August
Kick Off 7.45pm
After a very busy close season we start this season’s Sports Direct Premiership as we ended the last one – at home to Crusaders.